Análisis para el MSI GT72S 6QF

87.9%Xotic PC MSI GT72S 6QF Dragon Notebook Review | NotebookcheckEye of the dragon. How far can you overclock the GT72S with its Core i7-6820HK and GTX 980 GPU? We revisit the GT72S special edition to find out how much a performance gain users can expect.

80%MSI GT72SOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESInnovation, thy name is MSI. Integrating Tobii's eye-tracking system into one of MSI's iconic notebooks was a bold move that can potentially change the way you work and game. Delivering smooth, agile functionality, it largely pays off, mostly dodging the gimmick label. I say mostly because 29 games is a pretty small catalog, especially when only two of the titles are triple A. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 02/19/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

80%MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Dragon EditionOrigen: Laptop MagEN→ESMSI has outdone itself with this machine. The GT72 Dominator Pro Dragon Edition is a beautiful piece of technology any way you slice it, but beyond the attractive chassis lies a gaming force, waiting to be unleashed. For $3,099, you get a laptop that can play some of the most taxing games on the market with pretty, consistent frame rates. Único Análisis, disponible online, largo, Fecha: 01/14/2016Puntuación:Puntuación total: 80%

Pinnacle of Mobile Gaming: MSI GT72S Dominator Pro G with GTX 980Origen: PC PerspectiveEN→ESMSI has built a name for itself in the market of gaming laptops and our look at the new GT72S Dominator Pro G with the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 GPU will only further that reputation. No matter what your budget it appears that MSI has a gaming machine for you - starting from the ~$1,000 level to well beyond $4,000+! MSI is able to keep competitive prices on its lineup while also providing compelling feature sets that make for awesome designs. The unit reviewed here today, for example, includes an unlocked, overclockable Skylake quad-core processor, 32GB of system memory, a full-spec GTX 980 GPU, 75Hz G-Sync capable LCD, RAIDed NVMe SSDs, an RGB SteelSeries keyboard, Killer Networking wired and wireless connections, six USB 3.0 ports and three display outputs. Único Análisis, disponible online, corto, Fecha: 12/31/2015

What it takes to get a laptop to game like a desktopOrigen: PC WorldEN→ESAre there improvements to be made? Sure. As neat as it is to see 32GB in a laptop, I’d shave that in half for the savings because the vast majority of people just don’t need 32GB of RAM. While under a normal GPU load or even overclocked to 4GHz, the GT72S Dragon fan noise was reasonable—but on occasion, especially when coming out of standby, the fans would run at a loud full speed for a few seconds. And yeah, those trackpad buttons. I imagine the factory technician who calibrated them could lift a Buick with her thumbs if these felt normal to her. Único Análisis, disponible online, Mediano, Fecha: 12/17/2015